Hashimoto Motome (sold) (橋本求)
Hashimoto Motome (橋本求; 1918 - 1977) was a publisher and author with the publishing house Kodansha. After graduating from Waseda University, he joined Kodansha and became the editor-in-chief of Women's Club (婦人倶楽部) and later editor-in-chief of King (キング) in the early 1940s. After the war, he held several senior roles at Kodansha, while also writing a biography of the banker Kitaro Okano (岡野喜太郎伝 : 人とその事業) in 1952 and a history of Japanese publishing (日本出版販賣史) in 1964.
AKA: 橋本求
Celebrating Japan's progress in the war against China.
最新支那明細大地圖 / [Latest Detailed Map of China].
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This is a scarce 1938 propaganda map of China published in the Japanese magazine King (キング) just after Japanese troops' captured Shanghai and Nanjing in the opening months of the Second Sino-Japanese War (World War II). (more details)